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Chaplin, Celebrity and Modernism

January 15th, 2009 by Steve Bowbrick

Something from Radio 3 in mid-2007: Mark Kermode in the Charlie Chaplin archives, uncovering the filmmaker's connections to celebrity (he invented the whole thing) and modernism (he inspired pretty much everybody, especially the Dadaists). MP3.

Presenter: Mark Kermode
Listen: [MP3]

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One Response to “Chaplin, Celebrity and Modernism”

  1. Philip Sheppard Says:
    February 9th, 2009 at 5:08 pm

    Great Programme.
    If you liked it, it’s worth reading David Robinson’s incredible biography of Chaplin (penguin).

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